Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-06

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-600 tens, 81 1519; 200, 81 1875.
Seller season-100 tons, 81 0S; 100, 81 Oo1I
400, 81 OsS; 100. Sl.0S34.
May-100 tons, 81 10; 100, 81 1014 q ctl.
No. Brewing, buyer season-lUO tons. 81 261s
| 100. 81 26 p ctl.
OATS-Have shown more buoyancy during
the past few days Supplies still come forward
from oregon and Nebraska, but trade is brisk
and movement steady, so that dealers are moi
worried much as to the disposal of supplies
We quote No. Feed, 81 471a@1 so; No. 2
81 4091 IS; Milling, 81 509l 60; Surprise, 81 s.
al IS; Black for for seed, 81 50@1 50; Nebraska,
81 371SG1 40 p ctl.
CORN-Free arrivals keep the market in easy
position. We quote: California large Yellow,
sl@1 O21S small Yellow, 81 07G1 121a; White
sEEDs-No wholesale demand Prices I'M
changed. We quote: Mustard, Brown, s2G
50; Yellow, 50 . az rs p ell: Canary, 2149S14c;
@6c: Alfalfa, $1,000; Flax, 81 75@2 p ctl.
HAY-Values are well maintained. Wequote;
Alfalfa, 500 l 50; Dat, SS9l0 90; Barley, S7@10i
Wheat. S10012 p ton.
STRAW-Quotable at S5a55c p bale.
HOPS-Guiding quotations are not possible.
Buyers are not to be found, and the outlook is
considered anything but cheering. Prices nom
inal at I8g022c 2 To-
BRAN-Trade is brisk ouotable at SIS n
RYE~stocks are held with irmness From
81 y to 81 IS p ctl Is about the range for good
to choice product.
KWHEAT-Q uotable at 81 1901 % = ctl,
according to quality.
OTAToEs-Improved inquiry is observed
for all descriptions, and prices have rather
buoyant tone We quote River Reds, so
a9Oc Early Rose, sOc@1s: Peerless. s1@1 IS; To-
males, 81 1591 -; Petaluma 81 154S13 30; Sweet,
81 ESQ.,: Burbank Seedlings. 81 15@1 so; Jersey
Blues 81 25@l so; Oregon Garnet Chile, 81 259
ONIGNS-Fairly active custom. Choice pro-
duct sells from 81 50@1 70 p ctl and from this
down to 81 4 ctl Tor inferior will Include all bus
mess
BEANS Market firm for Small White and Pea
at current quotations. The dry weather is hay
ing some iUfuence on the situation, causing
many dealers to store and hold in anticipation
of better prices. We quote Bayos, 81 510Gl 20;
Butter, 81 9Oal 80; Pink. 81 35S1 so; Red, 81 SO@
As; Lima, S262 50; Pea. 81 0@1 20: Small
White, 81 40691 20 2 ctl.
VkGETABLE5-Sma consignments of good
quality new crop Tomatoes are coming forward
from Los Angeles. Receipts from bay Joints are
light. Other descriptions are but moderately
represented. We quote jobbing lots as follows
Tomatoes, 75c@S1 p box; ArticnoKes. 10aDl5c =
ctl: Beets, 75c@s1 3 sack; persnjps. 81 50 oti,
Cauhsower 81 y dozen Cabbage. 10000 . cJl;
Garlic, SC . b.: Celery. $4,000 2 Dozen
Dry Peppers, 16t11 c. Dry 0kra, lStd2Cc p d:
MarrdNiat Squash, sS91O . ton.
FRUIT-Grapes are about ont for tie season.
4 box or two can yet be found lr the market,
but custom is slow. Oranges c0Iftinue in favor,
and dealers are able to work oil supplies to fair
advantage. We 'quO,es jobbing lots as follows:
Apples, 25d00c for common. and 75c@s1 80 ,
box for good to choiea; Lady Apples S1a11 25 {.
box; Persimmons. 75eG1 IS p boz ; Mexican
| LINES. s6a7 p box California Lines 3ec@s1
| q box; Lemons, Sicily, s5sl6: do California,
| 9Oc9sl 80 for common, 81 7593 for choice;
Oranges. California, 81 35@2 . box fer COM
81 502S so . bunch: Piueapples. s4G6 =
dozen: Cranberries S11@1S p Dbl; Eastern
| Apple, So 5Gd4 IS 2 bhl-
DRIED FRUIT-In the absence of any move
| ment worthy OF note, prices remain unchanged.
We quote as follows: Sun-dried Apples, 5@
| &c Z. b for sliced and 3q4c for quar-
tered; Alden and Plummer, 1l@12c; Ap.
ricots, l2alSc Blackberries. loc; Figs, sc for
pressed and Sc for impressed; Smyrna do,
iS715c for layers. and ioc for kegs; Nectarines,
I0c; Peaches, 16911c for peeled. and 9G10c for
unpeeled: Pears Sale for whole aud 7@Sc for
sliced machine-dried, 1I@l215c Plums, 9dl0c
| Soc; French Prunes, ga SC p 70; Raisins. Lon
don Layers, 81 4otGl 60 = box. with 3sd25c adj
vance for fractions; Common. Sl91 80 q box.
HoSEY-Trade is slow, but asking prices
have not been lowered. We quote: New Comb.
False 2 ID for choice and case for common;
new bright extracted, 44G4lSe
BCTTER-The tone OF the market is OF yet
softer character. and prices of fresh roll are
again marked down. Product that has to be
sold on its merits without regard to brand is
parted with al about any price that buyers
choose pay. IOE lew StleIl lOdl las
tidious tastes insist on having, it is not SO easy
to obtain our fancy quotations, though a week
ago st least 21Sc q ID more could be realized.
Supplies are constantly enlarging, and the out
look is considered by most dealers as encourag-
ing for the consuming interest both as to guam
tity and value. We quote as follows Fancy,
25G2TISc; choice, 25G25c; fair to good,
I71s02lc; mixed lots, 126I5c: picked 10000
for fancy 1751se for choice and Is d17c ;or good;
frkin, lSG19e for fancy, l5@l7c for fair
to good. and I091211zc for poor; Eastern, 100
I5e 90.
TCHEEsE-stoeks of old are not large, while
offerings of new are not in excess of market re-
quirements- Comparatively high asking prices
check trade, but still there is no accumulation
at the several dep9is Quotahle at l2d13e for old,
and 11Gl5c 2 10 for new California, our figurts
representing the range for fair 10 choice sock.
New York Creamery, l5aI6c = d.
E6GS-No Eastern in markes- supplies OF
California are liberal and prices are on the de-
cline. Quotabie at 2SaS0c = dozen; LINED,
20 per dozen
P0GLTRY-cbiekers that are al all In desir-
able condition find ready sale We quote as
follows Live Turkeys = Gobbless, 1tell5c;
Hens. ~1s7I5c; dressed Turkeys. 1i@16e;
R4,cs.ers s535 50 or 5.c, and &c nj for Young:
gens. s. 5067 80: RrDsiers sac 80; Ducks. s60
so = aozen: Geese, y SOAP 2 pal.
GANE-Noves offwith less freedom this week